Denton’s Fine Arts Theatre is coming back to life, carrying a century of movie history with it
A deep look at the historic Denton institution, from its 1877 roots to its slated revival later this year, which promises a new life as a cultural hub.
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Viral comedian Alistair Ogden made a plea with Dallas ahead of his near-canceled show
The Canadian comedian was coming to Dallas no matter what; whether he played a scheduled show at the Dallas Comedy Club was up to fate. And ticket sales.
Tony-Winning Play’s National Tour Ends at Home for Dallas-Born Lead Claire DeJean
It’s fate that Dallas’ own Claire DeJean will take her final bow on the “Stereophonic” national Broadway tour at the Winspear Opera House this weekend.
If You Do One Thing This Week, See Cirque Du Soleil’s Mesmerizing Big Top Show Echo
Cirque Du Soleil’s first big-top show in Dallas in years shouldn’t be missed. And we’ve got the scoop on discount tickets.
Cirque du Soleil Brings the Big Top Back to Dallas for the First Time in Years
We’d like to see the X-rays of some of these performers, because we’re absolutely convinced they have fewer bones than we do.
Setting the Stage for the Season: Spring’s Best Dance & Theater Productions
Dallas has way more to offer in the way of dance and theatre than you’d expect.
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Clowning Around: How a Denton Troupe is Laughing Through the Pain
A group of clowns in Denton isn’t just honking around — they’re creating community in a dicey political climate.
Keller Knuckleballer is Running Away to Join the Circus of The Indianapolis Clowns
Fisher Polydoroff is rewriting baseball’s playbook with a knuckleball, a saxophone and a time-traveling alter ego as he joins the Savannah Bananas’ baseball league.
Bishop Street Ballet’s The Nightmare Before Nutcracker is a Literal Fever Dream Come to Life
The DIY dance company’s melding of two holiday favorites will make for a world-building immersion of arts at the Texas Theatre this weekend.
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McKinney’s Emily Nicole Carruth Gives a Hilarious Voice to Your Annoying Household Objects
The woman you’ve seen on your timelines performing skits as inanimate objects is one of social media’s fastest rising stars.
Dallas Symphony Orchestra Will Be a Drag (in the Best Way) This Weekend
Grammy-winning singer Karen Slack is bringing the story of a famed drag king to the Meyerson Symphony Center.
The Trade is the Funniest Thing You’ll See in Dallas All Year
As expected, Theatre Three’s audacious parody of the Luka Doncic trade is the closest thing we’ll get to closure.
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Ballet North Texas Puts a New Spin on Sleepy Hollow for Halloween
A spooky favorite is getting a ballet boost this year with no tutus in sight.
RuPaul’s Drag Race Winner Sasha Colby is Stripping Down at House of Blues
Move over, Taylor Swift — another showgirl is taking over Dallas on Friday.
Laughing Through the Pain: Inside the New Dallas Play About Luka’s Trade
With The Trade, Dallas Mavericks fans might get the closure they need from the heartbreak of Luka Doncic’s trade. Or at least a few laughs.
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Dua Does Dallas: A Radical Optimism Pop-Up is Coming to Deep Ellum
Dallas is one of just six cities to get an immersive pop-up shop on Dua Lipa’s Radical Optimism Tour.
Jeff Goldblum to Bring an Effervescent Evening of Jazz to the Winspear This Week
Ahead of his show on Saturday, the actor/musician tells us about childhood dreams of being a performer, working with Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo and more.
A TCU Alum is Joining the Cast of SNL This Season
Ahead of its 51st season, Saturday Night Live has announced five new cast members, including one who attended TCU.
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This is Not a Drill: A Thrilling Dallas Musical Makes it to Off-Broadway
The musical, inspired by a Dallas woman’s real account of a false alert about a Hawaii missile attack, opens off Broadway next week.
A “Love Letter to Flamenco” is Coming to the Latino Cultural Center
Spain’s vibrant flamenco tradition meets Hollywood glamor for a two-day showcase in Dallas this weekend.
How Latino Comics Are Creating Their Own Space in Dallas’ Comedy Scene
Defying cultural barriers, Latino comedians in Dallas find a universal language in laughter away from comedy clubs.
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Cabaret-Style Show Invites Deaf Artists, Allies to Have Their Main Character Moment
The 258 Deaf Variety Show is literally shining the spotlight on Dallas’ deaf artists.